Abstract

Abstract Interactive real-time visualization plays a significant role in simulation research domain. Multi-scale problems are in need of high performance visualization with good quality and the same could be said about other problem domains, e.g. big data analysis, physics simulation, etc. The state of the art shows that a universal tool for solving such problem is non-existent. Modern computer graphics requires enormous efforts to implement efficient algorithms on modern GPUs and GAPIs. In the first part of our paper we introduce a framework for rapid graphics application development and its extensions for multi-scale problem visualization. In the second part of the paper we provide a prototype of multi-scale problem's solution in simulation and monitoring of high-precision agent movements starting from behavioral patterns in an airport and up to world-wide flight traffic. Finally we summarize our results and speculate about future investigations.

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